Process for chemical vapor purification of group IIIA metal fluo

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Halogen or compound thereof – Binary fluorine containing compound

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423DIG12, C01B 908

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052366901

ABSTRACT:
A chemical vapor purification process for preparing metal fluorides. The process involves melting a metal selected from the metals forming fluorides suitable for use in fluoride glass and thermodynamically partitionable from cation contaminants, for example aluminum, gallium, or indium. Chlorine, bromine, or iodine is bubbled through a stoichiometric excess of the melt, under reaction conditions selected to result in generation of a gaseous halide of the metal. The gaseous halide is then isolated from the melt and reacted with a gaseous fluorinating agent to form a solid fluoride of the metal.

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